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HOw do I use enter to return to the first cell in the next row?
I'm entering data into columns, left to right. When finished with the cell in
the last column(H), how do I get to the first cell in the first column(A), next row down? Just like entering text in Word and using the Enter key as a carriage return to start the next line. The only way it works now is to use the left arrow key. If I hit return I simply drop down to the next lower cell in same columm. |
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HOw do I use enter to return to the first cell in the next row?
Use the tab key to move to the right instead of the arrow key
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom http://nwexcelsolutions.com "lksmith" wrote in message ... I'm entering data into columns, left to right. When finished with the cell in the last column(H), how do I get to the first cell in the first column(A), next row down? Just like entering text in Word and using the Enter key as a carriage return to start the next line. The only way it works now is to use the left arrow key. If I hit return I simply drop down to the next lower cell in same columm. |
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HOw do I use enter to return to the first cell in the next row?
When you have moved down to the blank row below where you have just
entered data, press the <Home key - this will take you to column A. Hope this helps. Pete |
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HOw do I use enter to return to the first cell in the next row?
In Tools, Options, Edit is 'Move selection after Enter', direction can be
left, right, up or down, but this moves only to the adjacent cell. To return to column A use CTRL and left arrow. -- "lksmith" wrote: I'm entering data into columns, left to right. When finished with the cell in the last column(H), how do I get to the first cell in the first column(A), next row down? Just like entering text in Word and using the Enter key as a carriage return to start the next line. The only way it works now is to use the left arrow key. If I hit return I simply drop down to the next lower cell in same columm. |
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HOw do I use enter to return to the first cell in the next row?
If you have unlocked only your target cells and protect the worksheet (with "select unlocked cells" only), then the cursors moves the way you want it to. There is also a way of achieving a similar result through setting up a particular type of range name which selects cells in a user-specified order, but this is more fiddly and less robust. -- John James ------------------------------------------------------------------------ John James's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32690 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=529393 |
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HOw do I use enter to return to the first cell in the next row
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Use the tab key to move to the right instead of the arrow key -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom http://nwexcelsolutions.com "lksmith" wrote in message ... I'm entering data into columns, left to right. When finished with the cell in the last column(H), how do I get to the first cell in the first column(A), next row down? Just like entering text in Word and using the Enter key as a carriage return to start the next line. The only way it works now is to use the left arrow key. If I hit return I simply drop down to the next lower cell in same columm. |
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